“Perhaps one soul at a time we transform our broken, broken world into a place that is whole again.”— Jessica Goldberg, Cal Roberts, Hugh Dancy, imdb.com
“Five dollars from a nurse to me is far more important in terms of being accountable and having public representatives who are accountable to movements and the interests of working people, as opposed to $1,000 coming from a big developer.”— Ginger Jentzen, theintercept.com
“If we have the choice between trusting in centralized power to make the right decision, or trusting in free associations of libertarian communities to make that decision, I would rather trust the latter. And the reason is that I think that they can serve to maximize decent human instincts, whereas a…”— Noam Chomsky, chomsky.info
“Let’s change the game. Let’s say that the intellectuals will no longer have the role of saying what is good. Then it will be up to people themselves, basing their judgment on the various analyses of reality that are offered to them, to work or to behave spontaneously, so that they can define for the…”— Michel Foucault, michaelbess.org
“The value of local decisions is that you will likely get to participate in them.”— Mike Huckabee, amazon.com
“Why don’t we transfer this thinking to the states? 10 guys sitting in a room in D.C. can’t possibly have that much an advantage in knowledge or experience over 500 guys sitting in 50 different rooms, competing and collaborating with each other.”— Charles Neill, thoughtcatalog.com